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post #16 of 27
post #17 of 27
I always enjoy Bruce Brubaker's "Glass Cage", flows like water and can put you in the zone.

As far as piano/simple compositions you can just put into the background... you might like some of the more ambient/electronic soundscapes; anything by Max Richter ("Blue Notebooks" or "Songs From Before"), Goldmund (Simple, but elegant), or Eluvium (more ambient than others).
post #18 of 27
I recommend piano solos by Dustin O'Halloran. I enjoy listening to Opus 21, 22, and 23.

Ken
post #19 of 27
ralaxing? try a new age masterpiece: George Winston's December
post #20 of 27
I know you said instrumental, but i listen to Tori Amos's Piano collection a lot when studying and find it extremely relaxing.
post #21 of 27
www.lifescapesmusic.com


Select 'Relaxation' link and go to 3rd or 4th page.
post #22 of 27
post #23 of 27

I like Jim Brickman, too.

 

How about George Winston and Liz Story?

post #24 of 27

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Simultaneously relaxing and stimulating, i.e. great for study.  Highly recommended!!!!!!!

post #25 of 27

Ryuichi Sakamoto -- BTTB: melodic, easy stuff but has something to dwell your mind on.  I don't particularly like his latest piano outing Playing The Piano, which is not convincing performance-wise, except for the early YMO pieces, but hear for yourself.

 

Also I'd throw in another CD that I just brought out and listen again: Green Woods by Paul Machlis.  Luxuriant Celtic piano/ensemble music.

post #26 of 27

Enya - Watermark

 

The video here

post #27 of 27

This is great instrumental music with heavy use of piano- 1235078125_1ec729f593.jpg

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